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Products recommended by at least 3 HN commenters (Nov 2025 to Oct 2026), ranked by distinct recommenders: one vote per HN user, ties broken by recency. Warnings are shown beside each product, and comments by a product's own makers don't count.
- 2701.it's still worthwhile to review these models and codebases
- 2702.The possibility to use automation scripts using something as close as possible to xdotool
- 2703.there are plenty of web search APIs for agents - the Brave one is the one I use
- 2704.The problem with not using Clay is that most of them dont do waterfall enrichment.
- 2705.the other one is socat an utility I used before but LLM's can do magic with it.
- 2706.It looks far easier than the mass majority of clustered database architectures.
- 2707.recently switched to Commit Mono [0]. It hits all the right spots for me, is customizable, and does smart kerning which is neat.
- 2708.You can build some great anti-bot mechanisms with simple https://github.com/abrahamjuliot/creepjs logic
- 2709.I prefer it over rtk / headroom (at least in Cursor).
- 2710.the NVIDIA Personaplex demos [2] are very impressive in this regard
- 2711.Cool project. I built a custome IDE and coding agent harness and will integrate this into it.
- 2712.LLD would work fine for the whole tree, and did previously, but is much much slower than mold which is why we switched to mold.
- 2713.moved to Pharo to get better high resolution display support
- 2714.Readily recommend devs subscribing to this collection
- 2715.DosBox-X works perfectly for old retro games (Commander Keen, Dangerous Dave, etc) and runs on Macs.
- 2716.I've actually been using HarmonyOS for half a year now, and it feels pretty good
- 2717.would be a great starting point for a backport to Lisp 1.5
- 2718.I also like using Ash for data modeling and business logic expression.
- 2719.works decently and lightweight enough to run virtually anywhere
- 2720.I recently used WAN to generate a looping clip of clouds moving quickly
- 2721.which makes it a more stable dependency to build against.
- 2722.I have been using Shizuku for years with NMM and some other apps
- 2723.Claude managed agents are great at running and testing code changes since the agent is provided with infra.
- 2724.The visual canvas (React Flow) was a deliberate choice over a form-based UI
- 2725.have had no problems with the scrapers or load or anything
- 2726.paru presents all pkgbuild diffs to you before installing, that's what I use to read them.
- 2727.maybe the most impressive real time soft body simulation
- 2728.For genuine CPU-bound work, submitting to a Rayon worker pool is the way to go.
- 2729.I use Dino on my laptop, and Cheogram on my phone, and the experience has been quite nice and seamless.
- 2730.Mu4e displays them and sends them with that local server as well.
- 2731.ended up using fyne for gui projects and surprisingly was super robust
- 2732.I used Oberon [1] in school, and it had a bunch of funky UI ideas. One I liked it if you clicked on the scrollbar
- 2733.my childhood gaming was dominated by an Unreal Tournament mod called Tac Ops
- 2734.The solution for that was to use Cloudflare to forward my incoming email instead.
- 2735.
- 2736.recently switched from the mailscanner+spamassasin to rspamd and the scanning is so much better/easier now
- 2737.Surprised that Monaspace hasn't been mentioned below.
- 2738.PaleMoon Goanna is regularly updated and supports nearly all the feature sets of a modern browser rendering engine
- 2739.That would be great for mac people if my wild guess is correct.
- 2740.AgentWorld is a pretty recent MoE release from the Qwen folks with quite a bit better performance than 3.6
- 2741.I find https://taskfile.dev/ infinitely more intuitive.
- 2742.works quite well for small-to-medium single-instance apps
- 2743.Netbeans instead, that always felt so natural to me.
- 2744.We use R2 and Wasabi as our storage backends...so we obviously like them
- 2745.I've recently plumped for UIKit (with bits of SwiftUI dropped in)
- 2746.For new users, this looks like a welcome alternative
- 2747.Good to learn about polar.sh as a MoR alternative to Paddle.
- 2748.mirror your various inboxes (Gmail, iCloud, proton, non-corporate outlook) with mbsync
- 2749.I’d recommend locally.ai[1] - it’s really good and has a wide range of models
- 2750.both Glamorous Toolkit and plain Pharo have tooling that allows integration of both local and remote LLM services
- 2751.And this is the one I use with Gmail, Outlook, Yandex:
- 2752.slidev markdown-based slides, I often have a code-agent make these.
- 2753.For even smaller images that are always deterministic/reproducible with a multi-party signed supply chain, check out https://stagex.tools
- 2754.go grow your own groups using free/libre open source decentralised
- 2755.ModernBERT was the clear winner. It learned faster and performed the task better by a significant margin
- 2756.this looks like a good candidate with plenty of room for speedups
- 2757.I have been enjoying containerd & nerdctl on Debian for almost 2 years
- 2758.Maybe get back to what we used to have with apps like HyperCard, FileMaker and Microsoft Access
- 2759.Heavily train a deep learning model for chess and you get Leela, an absolutely monster.
- 2760.ended up building a regular Birdnet-Pi with a microphone. I took it one step further to make it portable
- 2761.This is why I think Pygame is so useful for education, it sits at just the right level of abstraction for learning.
- 2762.So...I agree with the user above, what stops what I must imagine would be a simpler switch from RHEL to Alma instead of Debian?
- 2763.I've been playing with the beta version of Rex (https://www.superlogical.com) and its remote access is pretty slick!
- 2764.you'll realize this is obviously the future interface.
- 2765.llama-server also comes with a truly excellent built-in web chat interface these days
- 2766.the only real way to have a decentralized domain system is something like
- 2767.it was one of the best pieces of software I ever used
- 2768.They've done a good job of capturing the doctor market while offering a useful product.
- 2769.Can recommend https://njal.la if you still need port forwarding.
- 2770.For the TTS part: https://github.com/supertone-inc/supertonic
- 2771.I like the idea of doing something with the timestamp of the recording
- 2772.Hijacking the top comment to plug Discogs. Amazing DB of music and used record shop.
- 2773.most likely I will use them when programminmg in rust.
- 2774.On linux I use fwupdmgr to upgrade the firmware on my dell laptop.
- 2775.If you are looking for a good list of these types of projects
- 2776.isn't BentoPDF open source and does all that and more for free
- 2777.Datalevin [0], which has a Datomic-like Datalog query language with SQLite-style semantics. Recommended.
- 2778.
- 2779.an explicit enough_context flag via Instructor + Pydantic
- 2780.Sector C might have some insights into how to make this even smaller or more featurefull.
- 2781.use this skill[0] to make Claude delegate everything to Codex
- 2782.There's also Meshy.ai (which this repo doesn't seem to use?) for non-scene stuff that's right up there in quality.
- 2783.the web based iD editor [1] is much easier to learn and will hold your hand a lot more.
- 2784.I like curl-impersonate[0] as a quick way to make curl fingerprint as chrome or firefox.
- 2785.I use amphetamine [1] (free on the app store). It has configurable timeouts with optional warnings/notifications
- 2786.if you're in a Python ecosystem, you might find Moto to be of interest.
- 2787.Nextjs, oRPC, Next-Intl, Zod, Tanstack Form, Tanstack Query, Drizzle, SQLite, Tiptap, Better-Auth, Jest, Tailwind, a heavily customized Shadcn.
- 2788.I recommend deploying the BitMagnet docker (behind a VPN with assurances it is offline if the VPN cuts out).
- 2789.I'm using mkdocs+material for one site (and it's great)
- 2790.I use the Pulsar music player on Android which has an Audioscrobbler built in.
- 2791.Vello [0] might suit although it's not production grade yet.
- 2792.
- 2793.I love cloudflare ai gateway, been using it to bring some ai into the functionalities.
- 2794.the u-boot project does support the board and I was able to flash a newer u-boot
- 2795.World class: https://www.paddleocr.ai/main/en/version3.x/algorithm/PaddleOCR-VL/PaddleOCR-VL-1.6.html
- 2796.If you turn off performance mode this is way higher quality than either of the other two versions
- 2797.I filter ads and trackers using an aggressive blacklist[0].
- 2798.the built-in Passwords/Google Password Manager are honestly hard to beat for simplicity
- 2799.I recommend MobX as a solution for state management
- 2800.I love Loro and its probably my favorite open source project